Under Fire 1983

Under Fire is a gripping and powerful film that delves into the complexities of war journalism with raw intensity. Set amidst the backdrop of the Nicaraguan revolution, the movie skillfully portrays the moral dilemmas faced by journalists caught in the crossfire of political conflict. The stellar performances by the cast, especially Nick Nolte and Gene Hackman, bring depth and authenticity to their characters, making the audience truly empathize with their struggles. The films cinematography beautifully captures the chaos and devastation of war, immersing viewers in the harsh realities of conflict reporting. Under Fire is a thoughtprovoking and emotionally resonant film that stays with you long after the credits roll.

Overall, Under Fire is a mustwatch for those interested in war dramas that explore the ethical challenges of journalism in conflict zones. With its compelling narrative, strong performances, and poignant themes, this film is a standout in its genre and leaves a lasting impact on its audience. Highly recommended for viewers looking for a film that is both gripping and thoughtprovoking, Under Fire is a cinematic experience that is not to be missed.

Nick Nolte

Russell Price

Ed Harris

Oates

Gene Hackman

Alex Grazier

Joanna Cassidy

Claire

Alma Martinez

Isela

Holly Palance

Journalist

Ella Laboriel

Nightclub Singer

Jonathan Zarzosa

Boy Photographer

Samuel Zarzosa

Businessman

Raul Picasso

Regis Seydor

Oswaldo Doria

Jazy

Fernando Elizondo

Hub Kittle

Hamilton Camp

Guerilla Leader

Richard Masur

Guerilla Woman

Jorge Santoyo

Waiter

Lucina Rojas

Raúl García